Description
Size - 6mm
Terp pearls, also known as dab pearls or terp balls, revolutionize the dabbing experience with their ingenious design and functionality. These small, spherical accessories are placed inside a quartz banger during dabbing sessions, where they spin around, distributing heat evenly and ensuring efficient vaporization of concentrates. Typically measuring between 4-6mm in thickness, terp pearls are crafted from materials such as quartz, borosilicate glass, and ruby.
The benefits of incorporating terp pearls into your dabbing setup are manifold. Firstly, they facilitate the achievement of low-temperature dabs, allowing dabbers to savor the full spectrum of terpenes present in their concentrates. By dispersing heat evenly throughout the banger, terp pearls prevent hot spots and ensure a consistent, flavorful vaporization process.
One of the primary advantages of using terp pearls is their ability to prevent wasted concentrates and sticky residue buildup. When concentrates fail to vaporize completely, they often leave behind a residue at the bottom of the banger, commonly referred to as "puddles." Terp pearls mitigate this issue by continuously agitating the concentrates, ensuring thorough vaporization and leaving behind minimal residue. As a result, dabbers can enjoy cleaner, more flavorful hits without the frustration of wasted oil.
In essence, terp pearls enhance the functionality of your dabbing rig and technique, enabling you to achieve optimal vaporization temperatures and extract maximum flavor from your concentrates. With terp pearls as your trusty dabbing companion, you can say goodbye to uneven heating and sticky residue, and hello to smooth, flavorful dabs every time.
Renowned for his matte-finished caricature sculptures, Matt Robertson's glass art tells the story of his life through hilarious and iconic moments. Each piece reflects his vibrant personality, capturing moments frozen in time with a unique blend of energy and focus.
Matt's artistic journey began at Sheridan College in Ontario, where he spent three years immersed in soft glass programs, crafting sculptures and vases. A move to Eugene, Oregon, marked a pivotal moment as he delved into the heady pipe culture, exploring the world of borosilicate glass. This shift in focus led Matt to fully embrace functional glass in 2007, propelling him into the realm of a highly skilled and respected artist.
His transition from soft glass to borosilicate glass not only showcased his adaptability but also allowed Matt to hone his craft, ultimately establishing himself as a remarkable artist in the functional glass community. The humor and personal touch evident in his caricature sculptures make Matt Robertson's work a distinctive and cherished addition to the world of glass art.